Please do check the events list at the right side of the blog and also send in your entries for CFK - WWF event hosted here. Today is the last day.
Hope you all had a wonderful weekend. I did, enjoyed some sun and got sun burns as well. Sorry for keeping you all wondering as to what I did with my sprouted moong posted in my last post. So, here is what I did. I made these yummy looking tikkis out of it. Hope you all will like it.
These tikkis are so healthy that you can even serve them breakfast and don't have to feel bad about having tikkis at all :)
Ankurit Moong ki Tikki - अंकुरित मूंग की टिक्की (Sprouted Moong Patties)
Ingredients
Ankurit Moong (Sprouted Moong) - 2 cups (you can use regular overnight soaked green moong as well)
Hari Mirch (Green Chillies) - 2
Adrakh (Ginger) - 1 inch piece
Lal Mirch (Red Chilli) Powder - 1/2 tsp
Dhaniya (Coriander) Powder - 1/2 tsp
Jeera (Cumin) Powder - 1/2 tsp
Bread Crumbs - 1/2 to 3/4 cup
Onions - 3/4 cup finely chopped.
Salt - as per taste
Preparation
- Grind everything except bread crumbs and onions coarsely or fine per your liking. Add as little water as you can as you don't want it to be runny.
- Add onions and 1/2 cup bread crumbs to it and mix well. Add more bread crumbs to make it more binding so that you can make a ball out of the mixture and form a tikki.
- Take a non stick hot griddle and fry these tikkis with as little oil as you can. I like to use zero calories oil sprays for this kind of frying. Alternatively, for those of you who have appam pan, can try it in that. I have never tried that method, but I am sure, it will be lovely.
- Fry till they are golden brown on both the sides till they are golden brown. Remember, this is ground uncooked moong, so it should be fried at low heat for longer period than usual aloo tikkis.
Serving
Serve them with some favorite chutneys or sauce or just plain old dahi.
I am sending this to MLLA # 23 event hosted by Susan and Green Gourmet event of Preeti Kashyap.
Also sending this recipe to Let's Sprout event of Priya and Iftar Moments: Hijri 1431 event of Ayeesha.
That's all for now. Take care till next post.
Nice and healthy moong tikkis.Look delicious.
ReplyDeleteHey wow thats a healthy recipe for both the events...i like to add this dal in any dishes....liked ur version too....looking very nice....yummy... :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sending this! This looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteOff the reipe is here now :) Great surprise priya
ReplyDeleteTikkis look great..wonderful idea..thanks for sharing dear.
ReplyDeleteI like anything with sprouted moong, your healthy tikkis looks deicious Priya, thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery healthy recipe and lovely tikkis. Looks soo perfect.
ReplyDeleteBtw try aloe vera gel for your sunburn. I hope it's not too painful!
ReplyDeleteThe tikkis look so yummy! I love tikkis and these seem tasty, guilty free and healthy!
ReplyDeletePriya can anything be more healthy than tat?? I doubt....good one.
ReplyDeletehealthy looking snacks.
ReplyDeletehmm nice way to use sprouts for Tikkis, what i liked the most is u haven't added maida in these, will try these sometime.
ReplyDeletemmm. great looking tikkis. You made them so healthy with sprouted moong. YUm!!
ReplyDeleteHi Priya..
ReplyDeletethe picture of your mung sprouts is fantastic.
I love this mung sprouts tikki though i make it a bit differently...anything with mung is my fave.
Love the tikkis...looks so perfect
ReplyDeletelooks nice and spicy...
ReplyDeleteProtein packed tikkis looks fabulous and healthy..
ReplyDeletesuch a nice way to have sprouts, so yummy looking tikkis..
ReplyDeleteWooow Cutlet looks perfect n sounds great with healthy ingredients dear.
ReplyDeleteOh, Priya - I would never feel bad eating up that plate of tikki for breakfast. I love American pancakes, but this is a special treat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great MLLA recipe!
This is an awesome recipe dear
ReplyDeleteI make a coconut based curry using sprouted moong,tikki sounds so much more healthier..definitely a must try!!
ReplyDeleteI make a coconut based curry using sprouted moong,tikki sounds so much more healthier..definitely a must try!!
ReplyDeleteAha..so you made this tempting dish Priya...looks so beautiful and delicious...very healthy too!!
ReplyDeletePriya, they look lovely. I remember pesaratu when I see them. A healthy dish :)
ReplyDeleteThis is healthy and yummy, lovely color too...
ReplyDeletehey darling missed ur awesome recipes....this one looks so delicous and mouthwatering..feels like grabbing the tikki right nowwwww..super yum...
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ReplyDeletewow - love it...
ReplyDeletenice healthy..sprouts ..tikkis!!
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